Allen Country Dog Warden Julie Shellhammer is in with a dog looking for its forever home, plus some dog owner tips!
Julie from the Allen County Dog Warden's Office is here with her new friend in need of a new home!
Julie with the Allen County Dog Warden's Office introduces us to a dog looking for a home!
Julie from the Allen County Dog Warden's Office is here with her new friend in need of a new home!
Julie from the Allen County Dog Warden's Office brings us a furry friend that needs a home!
Dog tags can go a long way in protecting your four-legged friend if they were to get lost. There are many cases where a dog was reunited with its owners thanks to the dog wearing a tag. Many forget to get dog tags and the Allen County Dog Warden is reminding residents that while you may think you not need it, look at the law, because it’s a requirement.
If you own a dog, the Allen County Dog Warden is reminding you to register your dog or renew their license. Before the end of next month, dog owners are required by Ohio law to register their dog with either a one year tag, a three year tag, or a permanent tag.
Numbers are down at the Allen County Dog Warden's Office as adoption numbers are up. Officials say the increase of spaying and neutering before adoptions has helped with fewer litters coming back and the push of dog owners to get licenses for their pet has enabled them to get Fido back home if he runs away.